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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
6
Mr Jenolngs in hospital and a range of local items fill Pendleton notes. Officials from the Water Board inspect Thorn Hollow while grain meeting attendees depart for Portland. Residents report hunting and fishing trips, community meetings, and travelers heading to Walla Walla for ceremonies.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a windy cool day with clear skies. Mentions of a 93 reading and a 44 degree equivalent suggest date and temperature context. Contains garbled names and locations, but conveys unsettled weather with northerly wind and calm conditions.
The first copy of the 1944 session laws, enacted by the Oregon legislature, arrived at the county clerk's office yesterday. The large volume, one of the biggest received, measures about 1000 pages and will be kept for county use.
County official Mike Lorene Parker announces surveys this week with 150 farm sites in Up tila county to be surveyed next week. Diarior minister will visit farms to discuss government measures, including data requests and safety alerts.
Teams from Port hand and Heth meet at Round-Up Park mounds on Sunday in a feature game, with Rivith and Portland men tipped for a hard battle for supremacy. A Ferquirn return is listed for next Sunday at Gibbon, drawing local spectator interest amid spring sports push.
Mayor Majer J. Se Vewigthin will travel on November 27 to Portland to attend the Thursday and Friday sessions of the annual convention of the Oregon Municipal Contractors Association, where Baxter Green is president. A banquet is scheduled for tomorrow evening at Motel Portland as a reception for delegates. The mayor will be away through Saturday.
An Indian man, named as a suspect in a theft case, was charged and scheduled for a hearing tomorrow at 2 o clock in the sade office. Deputy Attorney Charles Reamer of Portland indicated he would attend the hearing. He is a brother of Clarice Reames, formerly a district attorney at Porthand.
KON Stantiol Will Tales Stienp Stanfield, in the uly yesterday, as a member of the freeunstifuctiion cimimbttioe, drives support for the irrigation, reconstruction, and Roosevelt highway measures. He stresses the need for these efforts to aid state development and forest resource expansion ahead of the June vote.
The Portage Chamber of Commerce drafts a policy urging government recording of railroad return to private ownership. A statewide questionnaire will poll Commercemen and Pendleton Commercial Association leaders to gauge support and oversee extended regulation without earnings disclosure.
Paylor notes that Daye i Porno anding grain in bulk rather than sacks does not appeal to it.
The story recalls a long farming career nine miles from Percheton and mentions Mr Taylor as a pioneer in wheat growing in Unatilla county. It describes local farm conditions, homestead values around 900 dollars, and wheat price guarantees affecting farmer income. A separate note mentions Charley Fowers Pendleton in New York awaiting discharge and other local projects tied to a vote outcome.
A fragmented notice reports Mrs Jemiman Stevo seeking Clerk and Stamp return, then entering a decree from Matt Ort. The document mentions county officials and a pertinent election date set for June 31, 168s, with attorney Peterson representing the petition and a $540 bond cited.
Peptiron combines iron and other ingredients to fortify the blood nerves and digestion. It claims to restore color to pale cheeks boost energy and vitality and aid strength during reconstruction efforts. The product is advertised under the name Mephron as an iron rich dietary aid.
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